The draw for the 2024 LIEBHERR European Championships

The much-anticipated draw for the 2024 LIEBHERR European Table Tennis Championships was held today in Linz Austria. The tournament running from October 15 to 20 will feature intense competition as players vie for the coveted titles in men’s and women’s singles doubles and mixed doubles events.

The championship will kick off with a two-day qualification phase where competitors will battle for their place in the main draw. Notably the first round of the mixed doubles event will commence on Wednesday October 16.

On Sunday evening the official draw was conducted for both the qualification tournament and the seeding of players in the main draw setting the stage for exciting matchups in the upcoming week. Fans can now view the full draws for the men’s and women’s singles doubles and mixed doubles events here.

Stay tuned for daily updates as Europe’s top table tennis players compete for continental glory in Linz!

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